CANTON.
(FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.)
6th November.
EMPRESS DOWAGEN'S BIRTHDAY. A great banquet was told to-day at the P Chi-Hai-Kuon in honour of the Empress Dowager's birthday.
Numerous invitationa
had been sent to the prominant members of the
forsign community, Two ganbents were placed at the disposal of the foreign guests. About thirty foreigners responded to the invitation, and a special landing was rooted in frunt of the Pa-Chi-Hi-Kuan. The guests were rucnised by a guard of honour, and the regimental trumpeters and drummers, who „played an appropriatu air as the guests marched court towards the through the entrance Rocaption Hail; where they were received by provincial officials. Tiffin was geread in a lavishly decorated dining room. The table was double "T" shaped and laid out in foreign style. The scene was gorgeous with native and forsign uniforms. H. E. the Turtor-General presided, Viceroy Shum being unavoidably absent owing to illness.
POLICE COORT.
Tuesday 7th November.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8rn, 1905. -
BEFORE ML. F. A. HAZELAND (FIRST POLICE MAGISTLATE).
DISORDERLY BEHAVIOUR.
The remand case was continued in which three natives were charged with behaving in a disorderly manner while proceeding to West Point on tramcar No. 16. The second and third defondante word further charged with refusing to pay their fare.
The evidence showed that the defoudarts boarded the car at the Contral Market. On stopping at Whitty, Strest the second and third defendlauts paid for their ticketa, but the first refused. When the conductor threatened to give him in charge, however, ke paid, but proceeded to behave in a disorderly manner. A ticket fuspecter, approaching at the tins, and not wishing to stop the tram, took the The defendant along to explain his conduct. second and third defendants then boarded the car without being asked. The conductor ordered them to pay their fares, but as they refused, they were given in charge with the first defendant.
The defendants stated that the conductor who demanded their fares had not a badge oz.
His Worship (to Jasperter Collett) Have the tram conductors got a badge?
The following guests attended the Banquet Mr. Huygen (Consul for Holland), Mr. Bolange Teyssier (Acting Consul for France), Dr. Walter (German Vice Consul), Mr. Zundel (Consul for Mexico), Commissioner Mayers, Deputy-Com- missioner Russell, Dr. Davenport, Dr. Dupuy, Dr. Shelby, Dr. Bezlag. Professor Loach, Profes sar Martel, Professor Heinberg, Mr. Dupuy, Affoebe of the French Consulate, Mr. Wyon (of the Canton Mint), Mr. Laprentz, Mr. Beat, Mr. Suewin, Kenter's Correspondout, Mr. Lindt, Adviser to the Canton-Hankow Railway? Co., Lt, Noble, Commander of the Moorken,
Jat. do Vaisscan Jeannel. Commander of the Argus, Mr. Ogawa (Professor of Japanese at the Imperial College), the Director of the Telephone Co, and the Japanese Military Officers and Instructors of the Military College.
Amongst the prominent military sad civil officials prevent wero: H. E. The Tarlar. General. II. E. the Provincial Treasurer, HE. The ex Hoppo of Canton, Onen Taulai,
Inspector Collett-Yes, your Woral ip. And as osch denductor carries a ticket punch the passenger can have no doubt that he is the wian
to pay.
PARIS.
Paris, 29th September. WORKMEN'S PHYSIOLOGICAL CONDITIONS.
A most interesting as well as exhaustivé| inquiry bas just been made by M. Imbert Professor of the Montpellier Freulty of Medi- cine, relating to the influence of fatigas on workmen, and the pari it plays in connection with accidents, In his work the Profesor has been ably seconded by M. Mestre who is a factory inspector in the department of the Hérault, also in the South of France. From thoir united investigations, wo aro able to eb tsin soma very clear and important indications respecting the physiologieni ocnditions during the hours of labour. Thus, we learn that the number of accidents increases progressively hour by hour during the Brst half-day; that after the rest at midday, after déjeuner in other words, the number of accidents is notably less
be con-
the State. One of the main grievances is the į inenficient remuneration they receive. Thus, in Paris- where they are paid better than any. whore eles o postman commencos with 1,100 franes, and in doo conms get 2,000 francs Beyond this latter modest sum not hope to get. As Paris in a very costly place to live in, one can easily imagine the struggle of a married postmar, undeavouring to children at this rate. The wages of auxiliary got sufficient fool each day for his wife and facteurs in the country never exceed 300 francs por aunum. How cau a man, let alone anyone else, keep himself on such a miserable pittance? Yet, the authorities wonder why the employees are dissatisfied: A general atriko in all departmenta in spoken of. Both men and women are resolved to lot the angry public kucw the truth, the whole truth, nnd nothing bat the truth, to axeita pity, and bring about a wore husasus system.
TOKEN OF WEALTH.
than in the last hour of the forenoon: that in
Dr. Johnson mainlained that "frugality was the course of the annoud half-day accidente more numerous; and that the maximum Kursber temperance and the parent of liberty." This coincides admirably with the character of the again become, from hour to hour, progressively the daughter of prudence, the sister of of accidents towards the oud of the second ball. day is notably higher than the corresponding Franch who are always putting by if only a few maximum in the morning. The influence of nous for a rainy day. This explains why the workman's fatigue on the so-called produc France is naturally a rich country, and why tions of accidents stands out clearly from thess her wealth is so coveted by Rusin that has up observations, while it is easy to understand to the present aimsed her gaserosity, until how this comes about when it is borne in mind she can do so no longer. When Franco had to Beed to go round that with fatigue the attention rapidly dimic.pay the enormous ransam domanded by Gormany ishes and disappears. The conclusion to be in 1870-71, she had mo termed is, that in order to produce a diplaution borrowing from her neighbours. The millions in the number of accidents, it would be sufficient were paid almost at once ent of her internal His Worship Is there anch of this going to interesinta in the middle of each half-day of reapurees, which caused the late Iron Chaucolier, work a period of repose, naturally not so Prince Tismarck, to feel sorry he had not. like been con-long as that at midnight, at the length of Oliver Twist, asked for more. Is France really Inspector Collett--There has sidemble trouble with Chinese passon gors who which remains to be dolaxoined. In fact, one wealthy Those that still doubt the fact, will of adults the measures which for a long time declared last year, and issued by the Ministry refuse to pay their fares tutil nour the end of weald only have to apply to the manual lateur de wall to glance at the list of inheritances have been put into practice for children as of Finance, in riny of the succession duties Thus, of 381.601 as charging regards their intellectual labour. Though this loved by the theory may suit in France, it is hardly likely catates registered
botween £40,000 and to commend itself at once, at least, to the 311 amounted
While the £80,000 each; 123 were between £30,000 and practical minds of Englishmay. Englishmacu's theory is: Not too long hours, £200,000; thirty three were from £200,000 to from £100,000 to the Frenchman does not mind so much if he £2,000,000 and three estates averaged more or eight o'clock at night on condition that ke starts work fairly early, and keeps on till seven has at least two hours for déjeuner of luncheon.
their journoy,
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His Worship fined each of the defendants one month's $10, the alternative being imprisonmeat.
A POST OFFICE PROSECUTION.
Ip Kam, shopkeeper of Wing Kat Street,
Wei Taotal, and Magistrate Shuch, forsion was proceeded against by Mr. E. C. Lows, but the maximum of effort while you are at it." £400,000; eleven
of
His Excellency secretories
Prefect Nam Hei und Skum. Tho Pua-Ya Magistrates, Admiral Cheong, General
Li ni other official
Assistant Postmaster General, for Infringing
Viceroy the exclusive rights of the Patraster. General Colony by other than through the Post Office. by transmitting correspondence from the The evidence proved that the defendant
hade of the dif
ing these, with others, to Muco by a coolie in
THE BOIS DE BORDONS THREATHUSO.
forent Government institutions of Canton versived two letters, and that he was despatch and a rest in the afternoon.
Dr. Waiter proposed the toasts of the Emperor and Empress Dowager and called for three cheers and a tiger. Quen Taotui responded,
his employ.
The defendant said he found the letters on thanking those present for honouring the the counter of his hop, and pat them in the
function by their presence. In the course of kis speech le mentioned the departure of the Special Mision as a sign that Their Majestics were anxions to introduce reforms, and that tho abolition of promotions through the literary examination, hitherto resorted to, showed the earnestness of purpose of Their Majesties to Onco Taoisi asked the moderniso China.
Chinese officials to drink to the health and happiness of the Foreign Sovereigns and to the prosperity of all the nationa ropresented at the banquet.
SUPREME COURT.
Tuesday, 7th November,
IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION.
letter rack. When the collector called ho took
them as well as other letters which were to be
transmitted through the Fost Office,
Mr. Lewis informed his Worship that the defendant's shop was not licensed, but he used
State.
to
were
Owners,
than £3,000,00 oseb. The three inrge estates
in the last category, which together totalled over £10,000,000, were those of the late M. Marinosi, the famous engineer-inventor of the printing machins which bears his name However audacious the Municipal authoriting and the fondar of the Petit Journal; Baron may be, they will think twice before they go as Arthur de Rothschild, of the famous booking far as to deliver the beautiful Bois de Boulogne house; and the late Queen Isa bila of Spain the favourite lung of Paris-over to builders. The grand total of all the estater which pak? Now that the demolition of the absolutely succession duty during 19 04 was £210,932,246. useless fortifications is progressing favourably Franes is, therefore, a wealthy country, and is buildors maintain that they are in immediate proud of the same--because equally economical.
want of more room to carry out their seleme for the creation of a greater Paris-luuce,
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Bishop Hoare said most of these who knew China, and had lived there, were convinced that the yellow poril was s vary road and practical
world before very leng. From a warliks point matter. He believed there would be a very formidable yellow question to confront the of view, the peril was not very formidable, for the Chinese were not a very pugnacions race. torcitury, and unless a great charge took place over Asia and Europa. Still, thoro was a They did not want to occupy others people's there was no fear of yollow hordes pouring yellow peril of soother kind. Japan had shown her power, and China had beca deeply and impressed, and meant to learn from Japan and to attempt to obtain Western training knowledge. The Germans and English were being eloared out of China, and the Chinese were going to the Japanese for instruction years in every way. Daring the last few
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position of the Chinese in South Africa was not Australia, Canada, and America, and elsewhere? BECHSTEIN,
satisfactory one for human beings to occupy. Incidentally, Bishop Hoars declared that the The yellow perit he foresaw was that countries swamped like Australia and Canada would be
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the license of another postal hong. Many they have for some time been. threatening to tributed by Mr. Maaries Grau-the well-know by the vellow races, which would be a mattor to
liesused shops acted as postal hongs, but the Post Office authorities were now in communi- cation with the Registrar Geveral to arrange re taking over the control of licensed shops.
His Worship held the offence proved, and ordered the defendant to pay a fiue of $50, in dufault, iwo months imprisonment.
WILFUL MURDER. Wong Yuk was charged with killing, and murdering ons Lo Chi at No. 8 Yee Yick Lane
West Point, on the 27th October.
Defendant admitted being in the house on the Bewone Mr. A. G. WISE (PUISSE JUDNE). night of the alleged murder, but denied the
A WIDOW'S CLAIM.
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invade the Rois. Will the Municipality sida with Parisians, and forbid such cunsnerated" ground from being interfered with, or will they prove weak, and allow itself to be tempted by the princely offers of speculativo baldors? That's the question. True, the Municipality could practically get any money it wanted for sites bordering the charraing Bois de Boulogne. Municipal eunucillors-hardly care to ran the risk of the unpopularity that such a Fubemo would bring upon its author The idea of daving to as much as suggest that the splendid Bois should be surtailed to suit the
be deplored. He believed in Canada and Australia being kept for the white wat Lut be would welcome the Chines in Manila and work. There was an intensely strong
other such places, where white wer could not!
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feeling
In the course of au instructive prticle con Aueries manager-to the Tempe, relating to the stage and dramatic art in America, the following remark was made that American composare are chiefly cuma rhablu for their ca plete ignorance of music, and that American high-class awliouces go to the theatre more with the object of being seat and remarked the because they have any real love for the play." Rather unkind. Further, Mr. Grau declares that no great artist has ever been a failure. in the United States." He proves the truth of his statement by the assertion that although kë lost 100,000 franes in London with the Comedic they were splendid mou for work. but, he did
BY
STEINWAY,
WINKELMANN,
KRAUSS,
HAAKE
WELL-TRIED MAKERS, ALSO
in Chisa ngainst the Americans, because they AND OTHER FAMOUS AND had prohibited the Chinese fram going to Mao- ila, and the Chinese were boycotting American unions or guilds could do what they like Thin BABY GRANDS. goods, which showed that the Chinese teade showed winst they could do without force of arts, Avi awakened China could sweep all the
What would by the l result of the flooding of the white people's
In some ways: Europeans inte the sea, countries by the vollow races the Chinese would develop the countries, for
AT PRICES OF COTTAGES, OCCUPYING SAME SPACE
AND WITH AL. THE
Inspector Collett stated that the accused and design of capitalists in search of building. Francaise, be got it all back in Chiengo with not think that on the whole they would bring! FINE TONE AND APPEARANCE
lots is a most infamous one in the opinion, Sandow.
eLernach
A LUCKY WOMAN.
Sir
Was H
OF
OF A FULL GRAND.
any; evil with them. The Chitose ceald learn thing and mid-do-anything they were good business mes, and could be tested in square Wong Cheung Shi sued Wong Hing Cheong
a number of other men, who were in the house of most Parisians. Fower people are as fond
Considerable shrewdness has teor displayed basiness, and would make it very hard for for $1,000, asing ber claim on the loss occasioned through defendant detaining and all kemping on the night of the murder, threatened to assault of flowers and verdure as the light-hearted
considere! from the moral point of view. from her a partnership book in which were the decsus. The accused of upor him, and inhabitants of the City of Light" with by Milme. Hofor, the lucky cieandiere who English commercial men if they got into white entries relating to her decassed busband's con- the deceased endeavoured to escape by crossing Parisiennes alons, it is a veritable growing recently won 100,000 frases with a lottery men's countries. Then the question had to be to the verandah of the next house. In attempt passion. No wonder that public indignation ticket. Being a keen woman of business, she Robert Hart, who had lived in China for nection with the firm of which defondant was
is so great, and that he who would be hold bas kept all letters and applications of all sorts many years, had said that thou werPRESENT STOCK
yellow peril from the moral point the poured in upon her. The only donation sha
One was the partition of China by the manager. The business was carried on at 248ing this he stopped on to sons bamboo supports,
enough to threaten to
Westera Powers, which was practically ou! Des Voix Road. Before her husband, who three of which gave way and the deceased fell
of the question and the other to the ground, and later succumbed to his favourite "lang" of this capital well deserves made was to the Fresh Air Fund of a l'aris woren. There are paper thus enabling three hundred little ones to was a dealer in books, died his appointed her as
execration, if nothing
go to the sea side. The other letters, ete, she miraculons spread of Christianity in
vory short time. his excouriz, but when she applied to the injuries.
Assistant Engineor H. E. Haggar, of the actually over 100,000 trousalong the Boulevards
difference in the ideas of marriage and
of women
woub cresto defendant for the partnership book he said he
tho treatment wanted to look at it and promised to send it to Public Works Department, pat in a plan of the genes, and in the gardens, squares and lovely intends to publish—without giving any names best form in a
normous difficulties. The que means of avert- her later; and repeated application was made houses 6 and s Yes Yick Lano. Ho said the parks of Paris. These are exclusive of those out of curiosity. Quites stall army of admirers width of the verandahs of the houses was one in the Bois de Boulogne, and the Buis de have proposed marriage, but sheintends to ramniu fer its return without avail.
au army nurse as if timising of the Chinese. pass that! Christianity might exorise such a haven upon fool cloren inches; the height of the balustrad-Viuconnes, and the cemetories. As will be single for some years still and go about dising this danger and difficulty was the Chris ing on the verandal was three feet four inches, soon those alone represent a fairly large-sized charging her duties as
The money is in the these people before they flooded the western These 10,000 trees ura composed nothing had inppened.
countries that they would go there not as heathens, but as Christians (Applause) The and the height of the brackets ou the verandal forest. of No. 5, from the second ground stop, was 29 of 21000 planes, 16,000 eiros, 10.000 varalsh Bank of France, a sale for when she wants it: trees, 17,900 chestnal trous, 5,6 sycamores,
position was one that called for careful watching feat one inch.
C.M.S. ANNIVERSARY AT
and attention and for our prayers. NORWICH.
Mr. W. J. Daniels appeared for plaintiff and
Mr. D. V. Steavenson for defendant.
Aftor hearing evidence, his Lordship gure judgment for defendant with costs.
THE OTHER SIDE.
|
the defendant entared
with
Shivrily afterwards she heard that a man had fallen down to the street.
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GRIEVANCES OF POST OFFTER EMPLOYEES.
Li Sam, declared, said she was the mistress of † 4,000 false sencias, 2,200 lime treos and 3,700 Acacias. This mass. of verdure is spread over the Sau Hop Fan brothel, recently of No. Referring to the competition in the shipping Yee Yick Lano. She first saw the deceased an area comprising six parks sixty then gardens, and twenty Keren trade which is likely to arise when the Japanese one or two nights before the quarrel on the
squares and
Усте transperts are released, the Straits Times remarks that the Japanese have already proved 2011 October, and the night of the quarrel was kilomètres of arenes and boulevards. themselves formidable rivals, in that "they the first occasion on which the defendant these trees to be placed in a double row as close have run their steamship lines more cheaply had visited her house. The decased arrived to each other as their branches would allow, avena fifty five they would form and bare offered lower freights in many in- stances." Th Japan Chronicle says Oar first, and
seren eber men about an hour later, The kilometres ng. It to the 100,000 trees we I mistaken in saying that contemporary s
defendant and his friends entered dreeand's add the shrubs, spindle-troms, rese and other Japanese vessels are the more cheaply then foreign vessels. Cu the econtrary, an artick entiele, and a fight cussed. The deceased ran which was recently reproduced in our columus from a versatlar journal bewailed that it cost away sud defendant clased him to the verandak, bushes, we have a line 60 kilomètavs long! more to rug a Japanese than a foreign st amer, and warned its compatrists against the dangers of uneconomical working." Dealing with another part of the game subject, the Straits Timesays:- There is a large body of working Britishers in the East, who have reason also to regari will perturbability the troul of vents, and engineers who have hitherto found emplog. ment au Japanese, Chinese, and other native- owned steamers, but who now fear with a good show of reason that they will find themselves onsted by more cheaply orgagal Japmese holding the necessary qualifications. During the early stages of the wor watine engineer nouled to be idle, for their of sufficient there were hardly numbers to weet the calls of the accel erated transport surtices of the belligerents. when all that has passed away,
Mestiugs concians to be held right and left After taking far ther ovidence his Worship by postmen, telegraph clerks, and totophone girls, indicating that the agitation is anything but over. Matters appear to be getting more udjourned the case.
and more serious every day, so much so that one would not be surprised to hear of the Postmaster-General losing his portfolio, in addition to going cut of his wind thringh perpetual worry and complaints. The Minister
BEFORE 1R. C. D. MELBOURNE (ACTING SECOND POLICH MAGISTRATE).
FALSE SCALEBS.
The mster of a general dealers shop, at 7
THE YELLOW PEIN.
of
The
A number of questions were asked at the end the address, and, in replying to them, Bishop Hoare suit that reverence was the naderlying The following report appeared in the Nor-principle of Chinese morality. It was tras that wich Bastore Neige-In unnection with the after the suppression of the Boxer rising large adversary meetings of the Norfolk and onhers of Chinese applied for admission to the Nerrick Auxiliary of the Church Missionary churches, but in many cases they were not natel Society, an address was on Sept. 25 given not by a love of the truth, but he a desire to get the OEY.M.S. Lecture Hall by Rishop Hoars the material left they thought they would
obtain from association with the foreigners. of Victoria, Hongkong.om The Yellow Feril The Ver. Archdeacon Pellem presided, and there was a large attendance among thos present being Chaon de Chair, lov. W. II. Cooke, Rev., Smith, Rev. J. Callis, Bev. C. W Claridge. Mr. Evans Murid, Mr. Hinde, Mr. R. G. bagshaw, le. Hawes al others,
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The death is announced of Sir William Shot- fords. K.C.M.G., M. Inst. C.E, the famcns IMPORTED EVERY MONTH, THERE-
FORE ALWAYS FREJII The Chairman said he was glad to 200 so large engineer, which occurred on 2nd inst. at his
DALEY'S, SCHULTZE'S, AMBERITE SPORTING and KTNOCK'S attendanes, and he hoped it right he regarded residence. 49, Argylf-road, Kensington, at the as au evidence that more lut-cost, was being age of 71. He was a brother of Mr. Thomas taken in missionary work in Norwich. They Shelford, C.M.G., who died in 1901, and who, as CARTRIDGES 8, 10, 12, 16, and 20 BORE.
member of the Legislative Council of need to have a little more of the courage of
The late Sir William AMMUNITION in Variety.
WM, SCHMIDT & CO. their epavictions, and not to be afraid to show pore, and as a partner in Mesars. Paterson and NEWCASTLE CHILLED SHOT that they took a deep interest in this great and Simons & Co., cecupied a high position in the Sizes, Nos, 10 to SSSG...AIR GUNS and
Hongkong, 28th November. 1902, grand work. The day had gone by when Straits Settlements. wissionary work was treated with contempt and Shelford was educated at Marlborough and at can give, no satisfactory explanation sa to
ridicule. Missionary work was too good and Glasgow University. For many years a Mem
DB. NEWELL WILSON, recent delays therefore he has become so
to real unt to fruitful in good results to allow ber of Council of the Institution of Civil popular with the masses. Reforme is the
of that. The missionaries themselves had made Engineers, ho was one of the best-known con- post office ara urgently needed, these Taro bien
it quito impossible for people to speak, of sulting engineers in London. Dering a long
und active to
career, Sir William was engaged in thirty promised long ago, but are still conspicuous by missionary work in the way they ridicule bad the design and constraction of important Tai Hsu, on remand, appeared to use their house, which adds to the gravity of the years ago, but the difference were still with engineering works for water supply, wines, and things in the shipping trade re from their the charge of armed robbery in the Yucharitaation. After the sorters, the telegraphs gone by, the days of indifference were s
District, China. The prisoner has been detain elirks, and the tolophone girls, it is now the nail that was what they had to fight rol railway to the Crystal Palace and point of view very bad, and threaten to become
turn of the hainblo- postman, or facteur, to letter-carriors ascombled "peak his mind on the subject. Soma 200
But
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Bo Ware or
Wyshing Street, was charged by Inspector Withers with using defective scales in Big shop the cfence was proved and his Worship ordered the defendant to pay a fine of $104.
EETHA DITION.
Torso.
Never, it is said, were there more ofed in geal since the 17th October. their number unmployed all over the Kust tha
A Chinese Lieutenant applied to his Wor. at the present momont. To them the onen glorious Eust seems to hold out prospects of ship for another remand, as the evidence had
not yet arrived. a leas and loca
gorgeous hua."
In granting the application his Worship Wo do not remember the time when the approaching extinction of the foreign merine inforrad the lieutenant that it was necessary officer in the East was not predicted. Yet, as a to basten matters, as the alleged robber could matter of fact, there are more such officers not be detained in custody any longer without employed in Eastern waters than ever.
some reasonable excuse,
at the Labour
Exchange a for sights ago, and protested in very strong terms against the miserable conditions under which-like the rest of their colleagues of both sexes--they are employed by
userl
beth at home and abroad nutably the against There were numbers of professing high. Christian people whe did not cars in the the Hall and Barnsley line, Dat of England feast about the work of God in distant parts he was associated with great works in Canado, of the world simply because they did not know the Malay Peninsula, the Argentine Republic, what was being done, The Bishop of Victoria Spain, and Italy, and more recently West Africa, had laboured in China for thirty years, and if where, as sole responsible engineer, he had in there was any man who could tell us about the hand the construction of about 450 miles of state of the people of China, especially from a railways extending to Kumasi, employing some missionary point of view, it was he. (Applause.) | 10,066 mon.
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